sorry i mean ortho tr-cyclen lo. but anyway does anyone know the androgenic activity level of this pill?

[This message has been edited by Trublue03 (edited 05-21-2003).]

I don't know much about OTC LO, but I work in a pharmacy and word has it that the OTC will be discontinued and OTC LO will be the replacement.

really wow. do you know why? i'm currently on OTC and am about to switch.

i am on otc lo and the androgenic level is supposed to be low compared to alesse and others that have higher levels that will (i speak from experience) cause acne, hair is weird places like your abdomen, if you are at all sensitive to androgens. So far I am in week 3 of ortho tri cyclen lo and am having a little bit of a break out, but not like on other pills, and my body is just adjusting (it takes about 3 months)....do the google search "which pill is right for me" and a website will come up explaining this

i am on otc lo and the androgenic level is supposed to be low compared to alesse and others that have higher levels that will (i speak from experience) cause acne, hair is weird places like your abdomen, if you are at all sensitive to androgens. So far I am in week 3 of ortho tri cyclen lo and am having a little bit of a break out, but not like on other pills, and my body is just adjusting (it takes about 3 months)....do the google search "which pill is right for me" and a website will come up explaining this

Wow, really? So what are they going to do for those of us that are already on it? and why are they discontinueing? Is there something wrong with it?

i haven't heard that they are replacing it by the lo but I know that the lo is supposed to not have as many side effects (such as weight gain and acne) because their is a lower amount of hormones...to me it is just one more pill to have to take every day